We've had the great pleasure of featuring "Crosstown" as our Pick of the Month for June, now it's time to dig in and find out who the minds are behind it.  Allow me to introduce to you Ryan Turcotte, writer and self proclaimed Yang of Crosstown and Adam Pilkington, artist ... Continue Reading

Somewhere between Heaven and Hell is Crosstown.  After death you find yourself here redeeming yourself if you choose to and trying to buy your way into Heaven by working off days from your Cryptic.  How many days depends on how you were in life, and as John, the main character, ... Continue Reading

Deep below the surface of the water there are things lurking that mere mortal men would run in fear of, but not the crew of the Custer, for fear is not the ways of the Deep Dive Daredevils. Being led by Captain J.W. Custer, who has really become one with ... Continue Reading

PBS Off Book released a short documentary about webcomics on their YouTube channel, and featured a number of established authors discussing the interesting dynamic between their creations and the people that read and share them. You get to see glimpses of what makes the minds of Christina Xu of Breadpig, Nick Gurewitch ... Continue Reading

For the month of March we've had the great pleasure of putting the spotlight on another fun webcomic, Tales of the Brothers Three by the very talented Joshua Hauke.   Joshua first launched Tales of the Brothers Three back in 2009 so he's been hanging out on the Webcomics block ... Continue Reading

Will "Freemium" Work for Webcomics? There's certainly lost of talk about the business of webcomics, and how to encourage the people who are used to getting our content for free, to PAY... even just a little... to help support us. Maybe the Wall Street Journal has something to suggest, if we ... Continue Reading

Tales of the Brothers Three is narrated in part by Mortimer J. Moose, who has a really good view of the family from his perch there upon the wall.  The story follows the family life of three brothers, one very precocious and the other 2...well, let's just say very imaginative. The ... Continue Reading

For the month of February we've had the pleasure of putting the animated spotlight on a very cool comic THUNDERPAW by Jen Lee.  So let's take some time and meet Jen as she tackles our "10 Questions", giving us all a chance to connect with her a little bit better. Thinking ... Continue Reading

THUNDERPAW In the Ashes of Fire Mountain, is a very unique comic, in that it's part comic part animation and all parts Amazing!! Meet Bruno and Ollie, best friends who find themselves suddenly thrown into a world of Chaos.   When we meet them, they are your typical dogs, waiting somewhat ... Continue Reading

  For the month of January we've taken a trip in time as we've put the spot light on the time traveling comic "Loop".  So let's take a moment now and come to the present and meet the creator of Loop Sean McLean.  Sean has been very busy with two webcomics, ... Continue Reading

Loop takes us on a journey through time, way back through time.  Meet Dave, a Time Tourist with one thing on his mind, vacation.  Where does a time tourist like Dave want to vacation, well the 1970's of course, who wouldn't.  Unfortunately for Dave the two goof balls Otto and ... Continue Reading

Andrew Miller AKA AndHeDrew Andrew Miller, aka AndHeDrew, has a goal to give away 1000 pieces of original art to strangers. He's doing this to convince others to give away their art. AndHeDrew is the creator of the webcomic called "Aprons," based on the food and drink industry (think baristas ... Continue Reading

For the month of December we've packed up our camping gear and headed out into the woods in search of the elusive Bigfoot.  Along the way we met a wonderfully cute and friendly member of the Sasquatch family brought to us by the very talented Vince Dorse.  So now that ... Continue Reading

By guest contributor Tom Falco Byron's note: Tom contacted the Alliance to see if we accepted guest contributions, and the answer is yes we do!  As an old TV news director, I liked Tom's forthright comments in his email as he described getting the assignment to interview Kevin: "To be honest, ... Continue Reading

To Reboot or not to Reboot? So, everyone was all flustered (and often just seething with hatred out of jealousy, angst, disgust, or whatever the reason) about Tim Buckley's decision to reboot his uber-popular comic CTRL+ALT+DELETE. He wanted a better way to tell the gaming stories and jokes, so he killed ... Continue Reading

Deep in the woods there lurks an elusive creature, well maybe not so much elusive as shy.  Vince Dorse takes us into the Untold Tales of Bigfoot.   We meet up with Bigfoot as the story begins trying to meet new friends, and being turned down at every turn.   ... Continue Reading

The Month of November we have loaded our Plasma cannons and spent time with Schlock Mercenary by Howard Tayler as our POTM.  Howard has been creating Schlock Mercenary for 12 years now and continues to take us down some very exciting journeys with Schlock and the crew.  For the month ... Continue Reading

Deep in the recesses of space, or just one Teraport jump away from you is a mercenary like no other, Schlock.  Recruited, I use that word loosely, by Lieutenant Der Trihs and led by Captain Tagon, Schlock and the crew find themselves in the midst of a hostile takeover, and ... Continue Reading

If you’re a business-minded creator, you know it’s best to keep up with the latest news in our ever-growing field. With print comics, webcomics, newspaper comics, all mingling together and fighting for attention, it's interesting to see which gets the lime light and why. It’s exciting to be ahead of ... Continue Reading

Red's Planet by Eddie Pittman is one of those great webcomics that when you start reading it you find yourself not wanting to stop.  This comic captures our imaginations and takes us back to our childhood to those days where we longed for adventure, dreamed of aliens visiting, and just knew ... Continue Reading